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Watch Oliver Heldens Throw Down Dark 20 Minute Mix For Slam! [Video]

Earlier this week, Oliver Heldens stopped by the offices of one of the Netherlands’ biggest dance music radio stations Slam! to present a 20 minute mini-mix he had prepared.

Heldens spun quite a few tracks showcasing unreleased tracks from new artists signed to his Heldeep Records imprint in addition to his latest two releases – “The Right Song” with Tiësto and “Waiting” with Throttle. He also played the presumed HI-LO hit “Ghosts” which was confirmed NOT to feature Matthew Koma. While Heldens is known primarily for his work in future house, the twenty-minute mix showcased a darker, deeper sound than we usually associate with the young producer, an indication of a new direction for future live-sets perhaps?

Check out the full-tracklist below courtesy of We Rave You and watch Oliver take the decks below.

Tracklist:
Tiësto & Oliver Heldens feat. Nathalie La Rose – The Right Song (Wombass) [MUSICAL FREEDOM]
Oliver Heldens & Throttle – Waiting [HELDEEP]
Tough Love feat. Ginuwine – Pony (Jump On It) (DJ Q Remix) [GET TWISTED]
Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat [F COMMUNICATIONS] w/ Beastie Boys – Intergalactic (Acappella) [CAPITOL]
Billy Kenny & Aaron Jackson – Right Here [HELDEEP]
Bart B More – Down [HELDEEP]
HI-LO feat. ? – Ghost [HELDEEP]

 

H/T: WeRaveYou

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